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Privacy Policy

How Junk Mailer handles data

This Privacy Policy explains how Junk Mailer may collect, use, store, disclose, and protect information connected to the site, related pages, support flows, sponsor-supported unlock flows, device-based continuity, and service protection. Junk Mailer is intended for personal use with an email address you own, control, or are clearly authorized to use.

Effective 03/08/26 Browser data may persist Third parties have their own policies Own email only intended use
Important use limitation: Junk Mailer is intended only for use with an email address you own, control, or are explicitly authorized to use, and only where you have consent to receive the resulting subscriptions. Junk Mailer is not intended for harassment, third-party targeting, or unlawful unsolicited messaging.
Important platform position: Junk Mailer does not itself send marketing email campaigns to third parties. It is a user-initiated utility designed to help a user create a more active inbox experience around a chosen topic lane. Third-party publishers control what they send, when they send it, how opt-in is handled, and how unsubscribe flows work on their own systems.

Policy details

The sections below explain the main privacy and data-handling points in plain language. This page is meant to be readable while still covering the core operational and compliance topics relevant to Junk Mailer.

1) Scope of this Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to information processed through Junk Mailer’s website, interface pages, receipt pages, browser-local continuity, optional sponsor-supported flows, support communications, and related misuse-prevention or security controls.

It does not apply to third-party publisher websites, third-party ad networks, third-party survey or offer providers, analytics vendors, or other third-party sites you may visit through a link or integration.

2) Information you provide directly

Depending on how you use the service, you may provide information such as:

  • Email address input used for a run or request.
  • Run selections such as category choice, count choice, MEGA selections, or similar preferences.
  • Consent confirmations that you own or control the email and consent to the request.
  • Support communications if you contact the site by email.
  • Offer or sponsor interactions where needed to recognize completion of sponsor-supported activity.

3) Information collected automatically

Junk Mailer may automatically collect limited technical, browser, and session-related data, including:

  • Browser or device-generated local identifiers used to preserve continuity across pages or sessions.
  • Run and receipt state stored locally so a browser can reopen runs, receipts, and saved states.
  • Timestamps and event markers such as when a run was started, viewed, refreshed, or confirmed.
  • Local wallet or points state connected to browser-local continuity.
  • Basic technical signals such as browser/device characteristics, interaction timing, and anti-abuse signals.
  • Cookies, local storage, session storage, or similar technologies for continuity, abuse prevention, feature gating, and operational integrity.

4) Browser storage and device-based continuity

Junk Mailer is designed to rely heavily on browser-local storage so runs, receipts, balances, unlock states, and related continuity can remain visible on the device where they were created.

  • Examples may include values similar to jm_uid, run history keys, local balances, receipt states, or authorization states.
  • These values are used primarily for continuity, feature behavior, abuse prevention, and user convenience.
  • If you clear site data or local storage, some continuity features may reset or stop working as expected.

5) How information may be used

Information may be used to:

  • Operate the service and provide requested functionality.
  • Create, save, display, reopen, and manage local runs and receipts.
  • Support consent confirmation steps and authorization flows.
  • Enable sponsor-supported or survey-supported unlock flows where offered.
  • Maintain device-level continuity for points, unlock windows, and saved run history.
  • Prevent abuse, fraud, circumvention, automation, or unauthorized targeting.
  • Diagnose issues, improve reliability, analyze performance, and protect infrastructure.
  • Comply with applicable law, legal process, or valid legal requests.

6) Legal bases for processing

Where applicable law requires a legal basis, processing may rely on one or more of the following:

  • Performance of a requested service where processing is needed to provide functionality.
  • Legitimate interests including integrity, continuity, diagnostics, security, and misuse prevention.
  • Consent where a feature explicitly asks for it or where law requires it.
  • Legal obligation where processing is required for compliance with law or legal process.

7) Anti-abuse, security, and misuse prevention

A major reason data may be processed is to prevent Junk Mailer from being used outside its intended flow. Information may therefore be used to detect or prevent:

  • Use of email addresses the user does not own or control.
  • Attempts to submit runs for third parties without authorization.
  • Botting, headless use, scripted use, or attempts to bypass gates or limits.
  • Manipulation of receipt states, local balances, sponsor completions, or device continuity.
  • Use of the service in ways that could violate publisher restrictions, anti-spam laws, anti-harassment laws, or computer misuse laws.

8) Third-party publishers and newsletter behavior

Junk Mailer does not own or control the newsletters or mailing lists operated by third-party publishers. Publishers may independently decide whether to:

  • accept or reject a subscription-related request,
  • send a confirmation email,
  • require single opt-in or double opt-in,
  • delay delivery,
  • change frequency or content, or
  • offer unsubscribe and preference-management mechanisms.

Publisher communications, privacy practices, unsubscribe methods, and legal compliance obligations are controlled by the publisher, not by Junk Mailer.

9) Ads, sponsor providers, offerwalls, and survey providers

Junk Mailer may rely on advertising, sponsor-supported access, offerwalls, surveys, or related third-party monetization partners. Those third parties may independently collect data under their own terms and privacy notices.

  • Junk Mailer may receive limited event data, conversion signals, reward confirmations, or device-linked completion signals.
  • That information may be used to unlock features, apply credits, or enforce one-time or time-limited rules.
  • Junk Mailer does not control third-party provider eligibility rules, inventory availability, or rejection reasons.

10) Analytics, logs, and diagnostics

Logs, analytics, and related telemetry may be used to understand page usage, identify broken flows, improve performance, maintain security, and defend against abuse.

This may include time of use, page flow, device/browser indicators, coarse location inferred at the service-provider level, referral information, or event completion status.

11) How information may be shared

Information may be disclosed in the following circumstances:

  • With vendors and service providers that host, secure, monitor, analyze, or support the service.
  • With sponsor, advertising, analytics, offer, or survey providers where needed to support those flows.
  • With publishers or related intermediary providers only as necessary to support a user-requested action.
  • For legal compliance if required by subpoena, court order, lawful request, or other legal process.
  • For protection and enforcement where disclosure is reasonably necessary to investigate abuse, fraud, harassment, threats, or unlawful use.
  • In a business transfer such as a merger, acquisition, financing, or sale of assets, subject to applicable law.

12) Sale / sharing language

Junk Mailer does not sell personal information for cash in the ordinary sense of the word “sell.” However, some privacy laws define terms like “sale,” “sharing,” or “targeted advertising” more broadly than normal everyday usage.

Where applicable law grants rights related to those definitions, users may have rights to request access, deletion, correction, or to opt out of certain data uses.

13) Retention

Information may be retained for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Policy, including continuity, fraud prevention, legal compliance, dispute resolution, and enforcement of service rules.

  • Local browser data may persist until you clear site data or browser storage.
  • Operational or security logs may be retained as long as reasonably needed for diagnostics, protection, and compliance.
  • Support communications may be retained for business records, abuse review, and response history.

14) Security

Reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards may be used that are appropriate to the nature of the service. However, no system, storage mechanism, network, or transmission method is completely secure, and absolute security cannot be guaranteed.

15) Your rights and choices

Depending on your location and applicable law, you may have rights that include:

  • requesting access to personal information maintained about you,
  • requesting correction of inaccurate information,
  • requesting deletion of certain information,
  • requesting a copy of certain information in portable form,
  • objecting to or restricting certain processing,
  • withdrawing consent where processing is based on consent, and
  • opting out of certain “sale,” “sharing,” or targeted advertising uses where applicable law grants that right.

You may also clear browser storage, clear site data, use browser privacy controls, block certain cookies, or use private browsing, although doing so may disable continuity features or reset device-linked functionality.

16) Region-specific notes

EEA / UK / similar jurisdictions: if applicable, you may have rights under GDPR / UK GDPR or similar laws, including rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection, portability, and the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.

California: if applicable, California residents may have rights under the CCPA / CPRA, including rights to know, delete, correct, and limit certain uses where relevant, subject to exceptions.

17) Cross-border processing

If you access the service from outside the country where providers or infrastructure operate, your information may be processed, transferred, or stored in jurisdictions that may not provide the same level of legal protection as your home jurisdiction.

18) Children’s privacy

The service is not directed to children and is not intended for use by anyone under the age of majority in their jurisdiction. If you believe information from a minor has been submitted inappropriately, use the contact information below.

19) Third-party links

Junk Mailer may contain links to third-party sites, sponsor pages, publisher pages, or related tools. Junk Mailer is not responsible for the privacy, security, or data-handling practices of those third parties. Review their policies before interacting with them.

20) Anti-spam and lawful-use position

Junk Mailer’s position is that the service is intended for lawful, consent-based, personal-use inbox activity only. It is not offered as a bulk email sender, outbound mail campaign platform, or third-party spam utility.

Junk Mailer reserves the right to log, investigate, preserve, or disclose information where reasonably necessary to demonstrate compliance posture, respond to legal complaints, investigate abuse, or protect the service from being misused or mischaracterized.

21) Changes to this Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time. When it is updated, the effective or updated date may be revised. Continued use of the service after changes become effective constitutes acceptance of the updated policy to the extent permitted by law.

22) Contact

For privacy questions, requests, or notices, contact:

goochus2002@gmail.com

Short version

Junk Mailer mainly uses local/browser and operational data to make the tool work, preserve continuity, support consent-related flows, operate sponsor-supported features where offered, and reduce misuse or abuse.

Related pages

If you want the broader site context, support information, or product explanation, the pages below are the best next stops.

Effective date: March 8, 2026. This page is intended to explain the current privacy position of Junk Mailer in a readable format, while still covering the service’s main continuity, support, security, and third-party interaction points.

privacy://policy • updated 2026-03-08 • browser-local continuity and service protection
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